Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-20

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The following reports were READ ana az
cented: bills ordered printed under JOINT
rules.
Mr. Barker of Bangor, from Commi,tee
on Judiciary, reported ought to pass on piii
an act to amend chap. 304 OF the Puoiic laws
of 1885. relating TO the RECORDS anu '"ueAeS
in the Registries OF Deeds.
Mr. Powers of Houlton, from the same
committee. reported ought to pass on bill an
act 10 amend sec. 10 chap. 77.revised statutes
relating to writs and processes OF Superior
Courts.
Mr. Shaw of Portland, from COMMITTEE
on Finance, reported ought to pass on resolve
in favor of the Maine General Hospital.
Mr. Wiswell of Ellsworth, from Hancock
county delegation, reported ought to pass as
amended on bill an act to fix the salary or the
Judee and Register of Probate for HANCOCK
county.
The following petitions, bills and resolves
were presented, and referred to committees,
as follows:
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY.
Nv Mr.. Wakefield of Bath-Bill an act in
relation to the New England Shipbuild'ng
Company.
By Mr.. Dow of Portland-Bill an act TO
amend chap II. sec. 81, revised statutes. re-
lating to steam boilers.
By Mr.. Glover of Rockland-Bill an act
relating to domestic animals.
Bv Mr.. Wiswell of Ellsworth-Bll an act
in favor of county law libraries
By Mr. Clark of Caribou-Bill an act to
incorporate the Caribou village corporation
Bv Mr. Walton of Skowhegan-Petition of
Hon. L. H. Webb, Hon. A. r. Bixby and 236
others, citizens of Skowhegan, praying that
a constitutional amendment be submitted to
the people giving women the right to vote.
Also, petition of r. B. Shepherd ct ais. for
incorporation of the Skowhegan Water Com
pany.
BY Mr. Ryder of g6eld-Petition of
W. A. Kennedy of Lowell and "a others for
better protection of legitimate traders
| By Mr.. Farrar of Princeton-Petition of
| David Dresser and GO others TO amend secs.
| Is and % of chap. 80 of the revised statutes
relating to the Game Law.
| By Mr. Grindle of Mount Describe
monstrancs of John w Somes and "A others,
property owners. of Somesville, against in
| corporation of the Mount Desert Water Co.
Also remonstrance of VIM. H. Freeman and
| "a others, property owners, of Pretty Marsh,
against the same. Also remonstrance of the
Bar Harbor Water Co. against granting any
| legislation conflicting with the chartered
rights and privileges of said company Also
remonstrance of 800 citizens, residents. tax
payers and voters of Bar Harbor and vicini-
", in support of said remonstrance OF the
Bar Harbor Water Co.
COMMITTEE ON LEGAL AFFAIRS.
BY Mr.. Looney of Portland-Bill an act to
amend sec. "a chap. | Is OF the revised stat
utes relating to assault on female with in
tent to commit rape. Also bill an act to
amend sec. II, chap lis of the revised stat
utes relating to the punishment for rape.
| (These bill were introduced by request of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.)
By MIR Fogg of Portland-Bill an act Civ
ing additional power to the officers of the
Temporary Home for Women and Children
BY Mr.. Seaman of Cape Elizabeth-Pe-
ti,ion of VIM. II. Kincaid and others for a
charter for the Cape Elizabeth Water Co.
By Mr. Head Of Watervilie-Bill an act
to make valid certain doings of the Water
vile Water Co. in contracting with the town
of Waterville for supply of water.
| BY Mr.. Hamilton OF Gouldsboro-Petltion
of l.. B. lint ct ais of Gouldsboro for incor
poration of Winter Harbor Water Supply Co.
BY Mr. Poole of neutrality-suspicious. of
J. p. Huff of Boothbay. ct ais, and Margaret
Stetson and others of Newcastle for the pro-
lection of women.
BY Mr.. Walton of Skou began-Bill an act
to regulate the pay of judges of Municipal
Courts and Trial Justices
| COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS.
BY MIR Marston of NATURALIZATION of
| tiadey o. Halves ct. ais of Hallowell. Geo.
| 0. White ct. ais. of Montville Morrill, Rose
ct ais, and G. S. johnson ct. ais. of
Haloweil, favoring appropriation in aid of
the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Associa-
ton.
BY Mr. Adams of Standardization of
II. o. Pierce and SO others of Monmouth for
| legislation to authorize towns to appropriate
money for paving expenses of Memorial day.
BY Mr.. Spinnsy of Kittery -Petition of
Levi l.. Goodrich ct. ais. of Kittery in favor
of same.
By Mr.. Jones of ADMINISTRATION of G. A.
X. and citizens of Athens for the same pur-
pose.
BY Mr.. Bradley of Vassalboro-Pettion of
Francisco Colburn and 10 others of Windsor
for the same purpose.
By Mr.. Roberts of Dexter-Petition of
members of the G A. X. and citizens of
Garland for the same purpose
BY Mr.. PIERCE of Naturalization of
Emelius s. Tozier ct. ais for the same
BY Mr.. Eells of Camden-Petition of G.
A. r. and citizens of Camden for the same.
By Mr.. Bishop of IIermon-Bill an act
concerning the burial of soldiers Ordered
printed pending reference.
By Mr.. Sturgis of New Gloucester
Petition of members of G F. shepley Post.
| G. A. r. of Gray for an Appropriation in aid
of Gettysburg Memorial Association.
! BY Mr.. Clark of Calais-Petition of Dan'l.
/ W Sherman of Calais and 32 others of Joel
A. Haycock Post, No. "a, G. A. r., for the
same purpose.
/ COMMITTEE on FISHERIES AND GAME.
| BY Mr.. Vaughn of Jay-Petition of ID. @.
Mograth and another for protection of fish in
Adams pond in Jay and Wilton
| BY Mr. Ryder of Springfield an ac,
to amend sec 81, chap 40, revised statutes,
relating to fishways.
| By Mr.. Barker of Bangor-Bill an act to
amend sec Al, chap 40 of the revised statutes,
relating to taking salmon.
| BY MIR. Clark of Bangor-Remonstranc
of William II. McCullis, Hannibal Hamlip.
Chas. w. Roberts and LOG others against
petition of Kineo Club for close time.
COMMITTEE on RAILROADS, TELEGRAPHs AND
EXPRESSES.
By Mr.. Randall of Augusta-Bill an act to